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My favorite small building in downtown Charleston looks even better framed in a Currier & Ives snowfall.

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Aggravated commuters can hardly be expected to appreciate the momentary artwork of tiretracks in freshly fallen snow they’ve created, at the intersection of Virginia Street and the South Side Bridge entrance.

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Bundle up.

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A city swathed in snow, with more to come, presents itself to the few walkers out and about the downtown streets Tuesday night.

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Forecast: There is snow in this man’s future.

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A spill of blue light and no pedestrians are to be found out on Dickinson Street at the height of the snowstorm Monday eve, with Artic temperatures to boot.

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By morning, the gold W.Va. state Capitol dome wears a white skullcap after the evening’s snowstorm, which carpeted the city with more than 4 inches of snow.

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There’s slippery gridlock on the South Side Bridge as the ‘rush’ is taken out of the rush-hour commute home into the South Hills on Tuesday evening.

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The spill of light caught my eye, and then the hand-painted charm of this pawn shop sign along Washington Street.

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You can be sure a lot of real kids are out there right now, joining these bronze children in front of the Clay Center as they cavort in the first respectable snowstorm in the Charleston-Huntington region for many a year.